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JTEM
2024-11-27 07:43:47 UTC
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So Noah's Ark is a literally true bible story:

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Mitchell Holman
2024-11-27 14:06:53 UTC
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It is true that it is a Bible story.

Is that all you've got?
Jhulian Waldby
2024-11-27 14:50:24 UTC
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It is true that it is a Bible story.
Is that all you've got?
If I were Noah I would have burned the Ark to prevent it from falling
into a reader's hands. When I was through with the Ark, of course.
Later in Exodus 12, Mobil mass produces the Ark, which is what you have
here.
Dawn Flood
2024-11-27 20:52:09 UTC
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It is true that it is a Bible story.
Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after all,
Mount Olympus is real.

Dawn
Jhulian Waldby
2024-11-27 22:46:31 UTC
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     It is true that it is a Bible story.
     Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after all,
Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
Mitchell Holman
2024-11-28 02:50:12 UTC
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     It is true that it is a Bible story.
     Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after all,
Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.




Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.


Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons


Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.

Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Andrew
2024-11-28 15:05:33 UTC
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after all,
Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons
Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.
Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Mitchell Holman
2024-11-28 18:21:32 UTC
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after all,
Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and
unicorns and talking snakes?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons
Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.
Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Andrew
2024-11-28 21:46:47 UTC
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Post by JTEM
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after all,
Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
Evasion noted.

Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons
Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.
Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Mitchell Holman
2024-11-29 02:32:17 UTC
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Post by JTEM
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after
all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.

Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons
Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.
Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Andrew
2024-11-29 08:32:30 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after
all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".

But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons
Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.
Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Mitchell Holman
2024-11-29 14:02:22 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after
all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
Well?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons
Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.
Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Andrew
2024-11-29 19:48:33 UTC
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Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because, after
all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Job 30:29
I am a brother to dragons, and a companion to owls.
Jeremiah 49:33
And Hazor shall be a dwelling for dragons
Psalm 22:21
Save me from the lion's mouth: for thou hast
heard me from the horns of the unicorns.
Isaiah 34:7
And the unicorns shall come down with them
Mitchell Holman
2024-11-30 13:56:43 UTC
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Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.

And clearly neither do you.

Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?

___yes

___no
Mitchell Holman
2024-12-02 13:40:41 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Mitchell Holman
2024-12-17 13:50:45 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Dawn Flood
2024-12-17 21:26:47 UTC
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Post by JTEM
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Yeah, he's back. Not sure why he won't answer the question. I check
'no', by the way. Here's a debate between the evangelical Christian
apologist, Dr. William Lane Craig and Professor Bart Ehrman:



After some initial gaslighting, Dr. Craig refuses to answer Professor
Ehrman's question as to whether there is (or is not) historical errors
in the Gospels.

Dawn
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2024-12-17 22:43:42 UTC
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
    All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
   Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
      I don't read the Bible every day.
      And clearly neither do you.
      Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Andrew
  As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
  Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
    Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
      Well?
     ___yes
     ___no
      Well, Andrew?
Yeah, he's back.  Not sure why he won't answer the question.  I check
'no', by the way.  Here's a debate between the evangelical Christian
http://youtu.be/MW5_nJYSKyk
After some initial gaslighting, Dr. Craig refuses to answer Professor
Ehrman's question as to whether there is (or is not) historical errors
in the Gospels.
Dawn
maybe he's ignoring you like rude people do
Dawn Flood
2024-12-17 23:19:18 UTC
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maybe he's ignoring you like rude people do
do people rude like you ignoring s'he maybe

Dawn
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2024-12-18 00:28:19 UTC
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maybe he's ignoring you like rude people do
  do people rude like you ignoring s'he maybe
  Dawn
what kind of meds does the psychologist have you on now
Mitchell Holman
2024-12-18 02:28:28 UTC
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Yeah, he's back. Not sure why he won't answer the question. I check
'no', by the way. Here's a debate between the evangelical Christian
http://youtu.be/MW5_nJYSKyk
After some initial gaslighting, Dr. Craig refuses to answer Professor
Ehrman's question as to whether there is (or is not) historical errors
in the Gospels.
Dawn
Remember ArtyJoe's "some parts of the Bible
were written as allegory"?

Without naming which ones, or why............
Dawn Flood
2024-12-18 08:33:21 UTC
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Yeah, he's back. Not sure why he won't answer the question. I check
'no', by the way. Here's a debate between the evangelical Christian
http://youtu.be/MW5_nJYSKyk
After some initial gaslighting, Dr. Craig refuses to answer Professor
Ehrman's question as to whether there is (or is not) historical errors
in the Gospels.
Dawn
Remember ArtyJoe's "some parts of the Bible
were written as allegory"?
Without naming which ones, or why............
Of course! It is an interesting historical development, because now,
the individual believer, and not "the Bible" itself decides what is
allegorical and what is literal.

Dawn
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
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Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
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As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Yeah, he's back. Not sure why he won't answer the question. I check
'no', by the way. Here's a debate between the evangelical Christian
http://youtu.be/MW5_nJYSKyk
After some initial gaslighting, Dr. Craig refuses to answer Professor
Ehrman's question as to whether there is (or is not) historical errors
in the Gospels.
Dawn
Remember ArtyJoe's "some parts of the Bible
were written as allegory"?
Without naming which ones, or why............
Of course! It is an interesting historical development, because now,
the individual believer, and not "the Bible" itself decides what is
allegorical and what is literal.
Dawn
All Christians are Cafeteria Christians,
picking out their favorite bits as Gospel
Truth and dismissing the rest as "old Jewish
folk tales" and "not meant to be taken
literally"
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking
snakes?
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Post by Andrew
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
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Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Yeah, he's back. Not sure why he won't answer the question. I check
'no', by the way. Here's a debate between the evangelical Christian
http://youtu.be/MW5_nJYSKyk
After some initial gaslighting, Dr. Craig refuses to answer Professor
Ehrman's question as to whether there is (or is not) historical
errors
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in the Gospels.
Dawn
Remember ArtyJoe's "some parts of the Bible
were written as allegory"?
Without naming which ones, or why............
Of course! It is an interesting historical development, because now,
the individual believer, and not "the Bible" itself decides what is
allegorical and what is literal.
Dawn
All Christians are Cafeteria Christians,
picking out their favorite bits as Gospel
Truth and dismissing the rest as "old Jewish
folk tales" and "not meant to be taken
literally"
This is what helps make Futurama funny!

Dawn
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
Yet you cite it to us almost every day!
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And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
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Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
So you DO study it!
Post by Mitchell Holman
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Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Ancient historical dates are usually based on best available
evidence,.rather than being empirically verified.
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Post by Mitchell Holman
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Yeah, he's back. Not sure why he won't answer the question. I check 'no', by the way. Here's a debate between the evangelical
http://youtu.be/MW5_nJYSKyk
After some initial gaslighting, Dr. Craig refuses to answer Professor Ehrman's question as to whether there is (or is not)
historical errors in the Gospels.
The Gospels tell us about Jesus and Salvation.


Read them if you dare.


This life is very short.
Dawn
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
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Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
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2024-12-19 13:56:59 UTC
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
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Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Just answer the question.
Andrew
2024-12-20 15:43:58 UTC
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!

But go ahead and keep quoting those
passages to us every day from your
studies.
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2024-12-21 03:09:39 UTC
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
it calls for your OPINION.

IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Andrew
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
Mine does. If you can't cite three,
then cite just one!

But the fact is, you cannot cite a
single one!!!!

Thus by so doing. you have
answered your own question.
Post by Mitchell Holman
it calls for your OPINION.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Ancient historical dates are usually
based upon best available evidence,.
rather than being empirically verified.

But go ahead and keep posting
those Bible quotes to us from
your studied!
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2024-12-21 14:01:51 UTC
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian
Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
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Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.

IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
Mine does. If you can't cite three,
then cite just one!
Just answer the question.

IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
But the fact is, you cannot cite a
single one!!!!
Thus by so doing. you have
answered your own question.
Post by Mitchell Holman
it calls for your OPINION.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Ancient historical dates are usually
based upon best available evidence,.
rather than being empirically verified.
I didn't ask about dates.

IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking
snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
Mine does. If you can't cite three,
then cite just one!
Just answer the question.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
But the fact is, you cannot cite a
single one!!!!
Thus by so doing. you have
answered your own question.
Post by Mitchell Holman
it calls for your OPINION.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Ancient historical dates are usually
based upon best available evidence,.
rather than being empirically verified.
I didn't ask about dates.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
I'll answer it. Here's a clear error from the Gospel of Luke:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius

Dawn
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Ā Ā Ā Ā It is true that it is a Bible story.
Ā Ā Ā Ā Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian
Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking
snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
Mine does. If you can't cite three,
then cite just one!
Just answer the question.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
But the fact is, you cannot cite a
single one!!!!
Thus by so doing. you have
answered your own question.
Post by Mitchell Holman
it calls for your OPINION.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Ancient historical dates are usually
based upon best available evidence,.
rather than being empirically verified.
I didn't ask about dates.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.

In your own words.

Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
Vincent Maycock
2024-12-22 19:28:00 UTC
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Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
Dawn Flood
2024-12-23 14:19:00 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another! Who would have
guessed??

Dawn
Vincent Maycock
2024-12-23 15:30:20 UTC
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Post by Vincent Maycock
On Sat, 21 Dec 2024 18:03:07 -0800, "Andrew"
Post by Andrew
Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another! Who would have
guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a crisis of faith
because their beliefs have been disproven!
Andrew
2024-12-23 16:23:41 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
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Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a
crisis of faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.

You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you may
die in our sins.

"If you do not believe that I am
He, you will die in your sins."
~ Jesus
Vincent Maycock
2024-12-23 17:22:06 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Andrew
Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
Which doesn't match up with Luke's statements about
Quirinius.
Post by Andrew
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
We know that, whenever it happened, the Gospels disagree with each
other about when it did.
Post by Andrew
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a
crisis of faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
No, there's no reason to believe that that's going to happen.
Post by Andrew
You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you may
die in our sins.
"If you do not believe that I am
He, you will die in your sins."
~ Jesus
Sounds like a good way to die, actually.
Dawn Flood
2024-12-24 19:30:58 UTC
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Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
      IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
                        ~ Your above link
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means.  Now they get to have a crisis of faith
because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
Hasn't happened, Andrew. Maybe in another quintillion years??

Dawn
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2024-12-24 21:10:47 UTC
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Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a crisis
of faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
Hasn't happened, Andrew. Maybe in another quintillion
years??
Dawn
Still time to prepare to meet Him in peace.

His love for you is infinite and unconditional.

This life is very short.
Jack Sovalot
2024-12-25 10:59:10 UTC
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Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before
Herod's death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth
after the Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a crisis of
faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you may
die in our sins.
"If you do not believe that I am
He, you will die in your sins."
~ Jesus
John 8:24. Jesus never said that.
Andrew
2024-12-25 11:19:54 UTC
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Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before
Herod's death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth
after the Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a crisis of
faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you may
die in our sins.
"If you do not believe that I am
He, you will die in your sins."
~ Jesus
John 8:24. Jesus never said that.
Perhaps you may talk to Him about that when you
will be called to stand before Him and testify for
what you did with the precious life He gave to you.

"For we must all appear before the judgment seat of
Christ, that every one may receive the things done in
his body, according to what he hath done, whether it
be good or bad." ~ 2 Corinthians 5:10
Dawn Flood
2024-12-25 12:29:43 UTC
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"Dawn Flood" wrote: > > > > > Mitchell Holman
<snip>
      IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
I'll answer it.  Here's a clear error from the
Gospel of
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Andrew
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before
Herod's death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth
after the Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Post by Vincent Maycock
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means.  Now they get to have a  crisis of
faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you  may
die in our sins.
            "If you do not believe that I am
              He, you will die in your sins."
                             ~ Jesus
John 8:24. Jesus never said that.
Perhaps you may talk to Him about that when you will be called to stand
before Him and testify for
what you did with the precious life He gave to you.
"For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that every
one may receive the things done in his body, according to what he hath
done, whether it be good or bad."   ~ 2 Corinthians 5:10
Andrew,

Honey, take the Day off!!

Merry Christmas!

Dawn
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"Dawn Flood" wrote: > > > > > Mitchell Holman
<snip>
      IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
I'll answer it.  Here's a clear error
from the Gospel of
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Andrew
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of
Jesus before
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by Vincent Maycock
Herod's death (1 CE at the latest) and others place
that birth
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by Vincent Maycock
after the Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Post by Vincent Maycock
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means.  Now they get to have a
crisis of
Post by Vincent Maycock
faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you  may
die in our sins.
            "If you do not believe that I am
              He, you will die in your sins."
                             ~ Jesus
John 8:24. Jesus never said that.
Perhaps you may talk to Him about that when you will be called
to stand before Him and testify for
what you did with the precious life He gave to you.
"For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ,
that every one may receive the things done in his body,
according to what he hath done, whether it be good or bad."   ~
2 Corinthians 5:10
Andrew,
Honey, take the Day off!!
Merry Christmas!
Dawn
no rest for the wicked lol!
Andrew
2024-12-25 16:14:21 UTC
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Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before
Herod's death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth
after the Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
Post by Dawn Flood
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!
"The date of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
~ Your above link
Post by Dawn Flood
Who would have guessed??
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a crisis of
faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you may
die in our sins.
"If you do not believe that I am
He, you will die in your sins."
~ Jesus
John 8:24. Jesus never said that.
Perhaps you may talk to Him about that when you
will be called to stand before Him and testify for
what you did with the precious life He gave to you.
"For we must all appear before the judgment seat of
Christ, that every one may receive the things done in
his body, according to what he hath done, whether it
be good or bad." ~ 2 Corinthians 5:10
Andrew,
Honey, take the Day off!!
Merry Christmas!
Dawn
Did you like the present I sent to you?

It was the little black boy singing, "O Holy Night".


Jack Sovalot
2024-12-26 18:32:13 UTC
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"Dawn Flood" wrote: > > > > > Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Mitchell Holman
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Post by Andrew
Post by Dawn Flood
I'll answer it. Here's a clear error from the
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius >>> > > > > > > >
If it is "clear", then explain it to us. >>> > > > > > > > In your
own words. >>> > > > > > > > Please.
Post by Jack Sovalot
Post by Andrew
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus
before >>> > > Herod's death (1 CE at the latest) and others place
that birth >>> > > after the Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
Post by Jack Sovalot
Post by Andrew
If you study it out, it was obviously between 4-6 BC.
We should be so thankful that He came to this World.
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another! "The date
of His birth is not stated in the gospels."
Post by Jack Sovalot
Post by Andrew
~ Your above link
Who would have guessed??
Post by Vincent Maycock
Dawn
Not Christians, by any means. Now they get to have a crisis
of >>> faith because their beliefs have been disproven!
Post by Jack Sovalot
Post by Andrew
No, the main point is that He did come, and that He will
return in power and great glory.
You may prepare now to meet Him in peace, or you may
die in our sins.
"If you do not believe that I am
He, you will die in your sins."
~ Jesus
John 8:24. Jesus never said that.
Perhaps you may talk to Him about that when you will be called to
stand before Him and testify for what you did with the precious life
He gave to you.
"For we must all appear before the judgment seat of Christ, that
every one may receive the things done in his body, according to what
he hath done, whether it be good or bad." ~ 2 Corinthians 5:10
Beliefs, religious or political, are almost entirely delusional. Best
advice is to discard them all.

And you fundy christers are chumps, unfortunately. You've fallen for a
pack of deliberate lies. If you'd like, we can go over the Bible here
together and I'll explain to you where, when, why the various books
were written. Very much of it was deliberate propaganda, the writers
knowing they were lying.

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2024-12-23 16:22:25 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Mitchell Holman
<snip>
Post by Andrew
      IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Census_of_Quirinius
If it is "clear", then explain it to us.
In your own words.
Please.
Dawn
Thanks Dawn!
It says that some passages place the birth of Jesus before Herod's
death (1 CE at the latest) and others place that birth after the
Census of Quirinius in 6 CE.
In other words, the Gospels contradict one another!  Who would have
guessed??
Dawn
you do it too but i guessed
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.
If you cannot cite three, then cite one.
If you cannot cite one, then you testify
that the Bible is historically accurate,
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2024-12-22 14:02:13 UTC
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https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian
Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking
snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.
If you cannot cite three, then cite one.
If you cannot cite one, then you testify
that the Bible is historically accurate,
What "Biblical dates"?
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Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian
Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking
snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
And Andrew has run away........
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
Mine does. If you can't cite three,
then cite just one!
Just answer the question.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
And Andrew has run away........
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
But the fact is, you cannot cite a
single one!!!!
Thus by so doing. you have
answered your own question.
Post by Mitchell Holman
it calls for your OPINION.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
Ancient historical dates are usually
based upon best available evidence,.
rather than being empirically verified.
I didn't ask about dates.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
And Andrew has run away........
Andrew
2024-12-24 21:12:55 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian
Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking
snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
And Andrew has run away........
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
Mine does. If you can't cite three,
then cite just one!
Just answer the question.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
And Andrew has run away........
I evaluate an issue on a case by case basis.
Mitchell Holman
2024-12-24 21:31:20 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real
because, after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian
Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the
Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you
must have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking
snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
Evasion noted.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
And Andrew has run away........
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Just answer the question.
So you can't even cite a single one!
My question doesn't need a cite,
Mine does. If you can't cite three,
then cite just one!
Just answer the question.
IN YOUR OPINION is everything
in the Bible historically accurate?
And Andrew has run away........
I evaluate an issue on a case by case basis.
Just tell us YOUR OPINION.

Surely you have one, right?
Dawn Flood
2024-12-19 16:37:54 UTC
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Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
   All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
  Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
     I don't read the Bible every day.
     And clearly neither do you.
     Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Andrew
 As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
 Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
   Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
     Well?
    ___yes
    ___no
    Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the 6th century BCE:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Daniel

Most of the books of the Bible have this same problem, one of authorship.

Dawn
Andrew
2024-12-20 15:57:44 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision." ~ Daniel 10:1

The third year of Cyrus’ reign was...536 BC

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
Post by Dawn Flood
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Daniel
Most of the books of the Bible have this same
problem, one of authorship.
Dawn
Vincent Maycock
2024-12-20 17:30:40 UTC
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Post by Andrew
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Post by Mitchell Holman
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Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision." ~ Daniel 10:1
The third year of Cyrus’ reign was...536 BC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
That's the setting for the story, but it never actually took place.
Post by Andrew
The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
It's a recounting of what happened until the time of its writing in
the second century BCE. The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events like Nebuchadnezzar's madness, the solid gold
statue he was supposed to have built, and Daniel in the lion's den.
Post by Andrew
Post by Dawn Flood
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Book_of_Daniel
Most of the books of the Bible have this same
problem, one of authorship.
Dawn
Dawn Flood
2024-12-20 21:37:52 UTC
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On Fri, 20 Dec 2024 07:57:44 -0800, "Andrew"
Post by Andrew
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Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision." ~ Daniel 10:1
The third year of Cyrus’ reign was...536 BC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
That's the setting for the story, but it never actually took place.
Post by Andrew
The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
It's a recounting of what happened until the time of its writing in
the second century BCE. The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events like Nebuchadnezzar's madness, the solid gold
statue he was supposed to have built, and Daniel in the lion's den.
In other words, fairy-tale forgery.

Dawn
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2024-12-20 21:41:06 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision."  ~ Daniel 10:1
The third year of Cyrus’ reign was...536 BC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
That's the setting for the story, but it never actually took place.
Post by Andrew
The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
It's a recounting of what happened until the time of its writing in
the second century BCE.  The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events like Nebuchadnezzar's madness, the solid gold
statue he was supposed to have built, and Daniel in the lion's den.
In other words, fairy-tale forgery.
Dawn
there was a lot of people writing stuff at the time ,
i had to wait my turn for the chisel and a flat rock
Vincent Maycock
2024-12-20 21:56:45 UTC
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On Fri, 20 Dec 2024 07:57:44 -0800, "Andrew"
Post by Andrew
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision." ~ Daniel 10:1
The third year of Cyrus’ reign was...536 BC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
That's the setting for the story, but it never actually took place.
Post by Andrew
The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
It's a recounting of what happened until the time of its writing in
the second century BCE. The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events like Nebuchadnezzar's madness, the solid gold
statue he was supposed to have built, and Daniel in the lion's den.
In other words, fairy-tale forgery.
Dawn
Yep, that's pretty much it.
Andrew
2024-12-21 06:46:59 UTC
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Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Jhulian Waldby
Post by Dawn Flood
Post by JTEM
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1070174124600949
    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
Post by Mitchell Holman
Post by Andrew
Post by Mitchell Holman
As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
6th century BCE:>>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision." ~ Daniel 10:1
The third year of Cyrus' reign was...536 BC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
That's the setting for the story, but it never actually took place.
It did according to one who was actually there.

Where ~you~ there?

No.
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Andrew
The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
Also beyond that.
Post by Vincent Maycock
It's a recounting of what happened until the time of
its writing in the second century BCE.
The book of Daniel begins with the account of when
Daniel and his friends were taken captive by the king
of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar,.about 605 BC.

https://totallyhistory.com/daniel-timeline/
Post by Vincent Maycock
The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events
Although not recorded in secular history,
does not mean they didn't happen.
Post by Vincent Maycock
like Nebuchadnezzar's madness, the solid gold
statue he was supposed to have built,
All recorded by Daniel, except the image was not
solid gold.
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and Daniel in the lion's den.
Same thing.
Vincent Maycock
2024-12-21 13:25:36 UTC
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Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
6th century BCE:>>
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"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision." ~ Daniel 10:1
The third year of Cyrus' reign was...536 BC
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That's the setting for the story, but it never actually took place.
It did according to one who was actually there.
That's part of the story.
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Where ~you~ there?
No.
It's clearly fiction, so I don't need to have been there. I guess a
"novella" would be a good description of its literary genre.
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The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
Also beyond that.
The background of the book reflects the historical reality of
Antiochus Epiphanes' oppression of the Jews around 160 BCE. Beyond
that point, the "prophecies" begin to diverge from reality.
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It's a recounting of what happened until the time of
its writing in the second century BCE.
The book of Daniel begins with the account of when
Daniel and his friends were taken captive by the king
of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar,.about 605 BC.
https://totallyhistory.com/daniel-timeline/
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The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events
Although not recorded in secular history,
does not mean they didn't happen.
Why would secular history not record it?
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like Nebuchadnezzar's madness, the solid gold
statue he was supposed to have built,
All recorded by Daniel,
A fictional character, an indication that the story itself is
fictional.
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except the image was not
solid gold.
How do you interpret Daniel 3:1 then?

"King Nebuchadnezzar made an image of gold, sixty cubits high and six
cubits wide,[a] and set it up on the plain of Dura in the province of
Babylon."
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and Daniel in the lion's den.
Same thing.
There is no archaeological evidence for a 90-foot tall statue of gold
(solid or not), nor a fiery furnace or a lion's den.
Attila
2024-12-23 13:23:11 UTC
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The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events
Although not recorded in secular history,
does not mean they didn't happen.
It also doesn't mean they did.
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2024-12-23 14:33:59 UTC
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    It is true that it is a Bible story.
    Is that all you've got?
By JTEM's logic, the Olympian Gods must be real because,
after all, Mount Olympus is real.
Dawn
Yeah but that's Greek mythology, not Christian Religion.
All religions are mythology, including the Bible.
But it's the only one you cite everyday. Showing you must
have spent a lot of time reading it.
Do you believe in dragons and unicorns and talking snakes?
So this why you spend so much time reading the Bible?
If not, just tell us why like to read the Bible every day
and cite it to us.
I don't read the Bible every day.
And clearly neither do you.
Why are you refusing to answer
the simple yes/no question below?
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Evasion noted.
Explain why you spend so much time of your precious
life studying.what you tell us is, merely a.."mythology".
Yes, please do.
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As if you, who runs away from every Bible
passage posted, can demand explanations.
Since when do you have to believe fiction
is true in order to study it?
I see you do acknowledge spending much of your
precious life studying,.what you tell us is, merely
a.."mythology".
But tell us, what is it about you doing that, that
turns you on? To spend your short life studying
what you say is mearly a "mythology".
Answered above, now tell us whether
you believe everything in the Bible is
historically accurate.
Well?
___yes
___no
Well, Andrew?
Name three specific historical dates
the Bible refers to that you disagree
with.
The Book of Daniel was not written in the
6th century BCE:>>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
"In the third year of Cyrus the king of Persia,
a message came to Daniel from God, and it
was explained in a vision."  ~ Daniel 10:1
The third year of Cyrus' reign was...536 BC
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>
That's the setting for the story, but it never actually took place.
It did according to one who was actually there.
Where ~you~ there?
No.
Post by Vincent Maycock
Post by Andrew
The book of Daniel correctly tells us of the
major world empires until the end of time.
Also beyond that.
Post by Vincent Maycock
It's a recounting of what happened until the time of
its writing in the second century BCE.
The book of Daniel begins with the account of when
Daniel and his friends were taken captive by the king
of Babylon, Nebuchadnezzar,.about 605 BC.
    https://totallyhistory.com/daniel-timeline/
Post by Vincent Maycock
The book of Daniel contains numerous
non-historical events
Although not recorded in secular history,
does not mean they didn't happen.
Post by Vincent Maycock
like Nebuchadnezzar's madness, the solid gold
statue he was supposed to have built,
All recorded  by Daniel, except the image was not
solid gold.
Post by Vincent Maycock
and Daniel in the lion's den.
Same thing.
Andrew,

Do you remember the talking dog from the Acts of Peter? Do you believe
that story? If so, was the dog's name Scooby, but in Aramaic?

Dawn
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